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André Radon
Head of IT Solutions Innovations
Volkswagen AG
Bio
André, who received his Master in Mechanical Engineering (Robotics) back in 1987 at TU Dresden and TU Mainz, Germany, started his career being a legal expert for car accidents. Moving on to leading roles in versatile product management and IT departments in global acting companies, such as Delphi Europe, Siemens VDO, and Continental Automotive, André started as head of Volkswagen Group IT Product Creation Process in 2012. His tasks and competences include IT Design and Simulation, IT Product Development, IT Product Management and Documentation. Currently André is driving the digitalization of product development process at Volkswagen. He has initiated several labs, including Smart.Production:Lab and Virtual.Engineering:Lab to speed up the exchange between classical engineering and software development departments.
Sessions
  • Clashing Worlds - Virtual Technologies Meet Automotive Development
    11:30 AM - 11:45 AM Jun 1
    Requirements for mobility are in great flux. In order to meet new requirements, like innovative mobility concepts, the currently lengthy development process of vehicles has to be rethought. Vehicle engineering is increasingly turning into software development. This leads to new tasks, methods, and responsibilities, which need dynamic input from creative people. The Volkswagen Group uses technologies such as virtual and augmented reality to meet the ever-increasing demands on innovation. The trend is moving away from real prototypes to virtual models and making important product decisions virtually. Methods from the game industry provide an opportunity to speed up this process even further and experience vehicles more realistically. In this talk an overview of the broad field of automotive engineering is given and it shows how the process is influenced by the trend of digitalization.
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